GitHub resolves Actions, Pages, Copilot and Webhooks incident

Recovery confirmed at 21:21 UTC

GitHub marked its November 11 incident affecting Actions, Copilot, Pages and Webhooks resolved at 21:21 UTC. The company said the backlog of Actions jobs had been fully processed and that all impacted services had recovered.

The incident began with a Pages availability investigation at 20:48 UTC. Later updates listed Actions and Copilot availability problems and degraded Webhooks performance. GitHub said the degradation had been mitigated at 21:07 UTC before confirming full recovery.

What the resolution establishes

The official resolution closes this incident, including its Actions backlog. Developers checking an affected workflow or deployment can compare its own status with the timeline before submitting a duplicate job. The notice does not say that every GitHub user was affected or that events were lost.

GitHub said a detailed root-cause analysis would follow. It had not published that analysis in the incident notice at the latest source check, and the notice does not report a security breach.

Separate from the earlier Webhooks issue

GitHub also recorded a shorter Webhooks-only incident earlier on November 11, investigated at 20:22 UTC and marked resolved at 20:26 UTC. That resolved notice is a different incident from the broader investigation that began at 20:48 UTC.